Having or Not Having an Experience: The Beatles: RockBand in High Definition • essay
…must create “relations comparable to those which the original producer underwent” [12]. When listening to music, one responds to the composer and/or performer making the music as well as the…
Telling Stories: Digital Personae and Self-Discovery 1998-2000 • essay
…Comics, 2000. “Storyspace.” Storyspace. Eastgate Systems, 2007. Web. 14 Nov 2009. http://www.eastgate.com/storyspace/ Sullivan, Caitlin, and Kate Bornstein. Nearly Roadkill: an Infobahn Erotic Adventure. London: High Risk Books/ Serpent’s Tail, 1996….
Creative Communities: Designing to Invite Participation in the Creative Process • thesis-abstract
…to create and share something. Each case study explores new ways that groups or communities can bridge gaps between digital and physical experiences. I am particularly interested in systems that…
Mapping the Experience of Dynamic Media • essay
…do not want to communicate — by not doing so — we communicate. “You cannot not communicate.” (Paul Watzlawick) But as communication designers you can always learn how to communicate…
Uninformed Opinions & Other Observations on “New Media” Innovations/Inventors • essay
…with a terabyte storage capacity can be purchased for $98.95. However, the computer remains more of a data holder/retrieval device than a sort of thinking companion. Perhaps the way we…
Anymails • project
…groups: family and friends, school, job, e-commerce, unclassified, and spam. For example, all emails I have received from my advisors and fellow students are in the category school. These categories…
A Collaborative Spirit • program information
…thesis project, Collaborative Drawing, that would completely redefine our current understanding of interactive media and our individual thesis topics. Coming from separate backgrounds (fine arts and writing) we were able…
Minghua Sun • alumni
Cindy Bishop • alumni
Memex & Facebook: Similar tools. Similar goals. Divergent paths. • essay
…that would certainly encourage Vannevar Bush. When Bush declared that “there will always be plenty of things to compute in the detailed affairs of millions of people doing complicated things,”…
